Danby - 4.30 cu. ft. Compact Refrigerator

4.30 cu. ft. Compact Refrigerator

Danby DCR122WDD

Features

4.3 cu. ft. (121.8 litre) capacity compact refrigerator
Energy Star® rated
Available in spotless steel finish, black and white
Independent freezer section

Quick Specs

Type: Compact
Width: 20 8/16"
Height: 21 1/16"
Depth: 32 11/16"
Energy Star Rated: Yes
Icemaker: No
Dispenser: No

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Danby's large capacity, counter-high fridge offers plenty of additional refrigeration in a compact space. Suitable for rec-rooms, dens and workshops this 4.3 cu. ft. model includes our patented Canstor® beverage dispenser, full width freezer section and tall bottle storage.

Features

4.3 cu. ft. (121.8 litre) capacity compact refrigerator
Energy Star® rated
Available in spotless steel finish, black and white
Independent freezer section
2 full shelves and 1 half shelf for maximum storage versatility
Mechanical thermostat
Manual (push button) defrost
CanStor® beverage dispenser
Tall bottle storage
Integrated door handle
Smooth back design
Reversible door hinge for right or left hand opening

Dimensions
Product Width	52cm	20 8/16"
Product Depth	53.5cm	21 1/16"
Product Height	83cm	32 11/16"
Weight
Shipping Weight	32.6kg	71.9lbs
Capacity
By Volume	121.80 Liters	4.30 cu. ft.

Quick Specs

Appearance
Type: Compact
Dimensions
Width: 20 8/16"
Height: 21 1/16"
Depth: 32 11/16"
Features
Energy Star Rated: Yes
Icemaker: No
Dispenser: No

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